Bootscharter in Kroatien · Lagoon 450 in Seget Donji / Marina Baotić — “NADA I” — (2019)

From Marina Baotić in Seget Donji, NADA I opens a week's sailing through Croatia's most rewarding waters—islands, limestone channels, and protected bays that reward a catamaran's shallow draft and steady platform. This 2019 Lagoon 450 carries twelve guests across four cabins and four bathrooms, which means families and groups spread out rather than compromise on comfort or privacy. Living aboard feels natural in a catamaran's wide hull design. The saloon sits forward with good light and sightlines, the cockpit aft lets you settle into longer days at sea, and the bridging trampolines between hulls become a favorite retreat once you're anchored. The foredeck opens flat and safe for sunbathing or handling the furling sails. Below, the cabins nestle into each hull where they stay cool and level, paired with their own heads so mornings don't become a waiting game. Two hulls change how a boat behaves. NADA I sits rock-solid at anchor while monohulls rock with swell, and her 1.5-meter draft lets you nose into bays, river mouths, and sand-shelf anchorages where deeper boats cannot follow. That shallow water access means you explore on your own terms—finding quiet spots or island villages without jockeying for position. Independent engines power each hull, giving you redundancy and maneuverability in tight anchorages. Over a week, these practical advantages add up to a relaxed, confident passage through one of Europe's finest sailing grounds.